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Site Information	Site Location	Contact Information	Additional Information
Los Angeles City College Consortium for Undergraduate Research Experiences (CURE)	California	Primary: Paul McCudden (323) 953-4000 mccuddpj@lacitycollege.edu	Research Topics/Keywords: Astronomical observations, image processing, data analysis, scientific programming, instrumentation development, or space missions engineering Comments: Consortium members in CURE: Los Angeles City College, East Los Angeles College, Los Angeles Valley College, Pasadena City College, Victor Valley College, Moorpark College Consortium for Undergraduate Research Experiences (CURE)Abstract of Award Cofunded: Astronomical Sciences
University of California, Berkeley REU Site: Berkeley SETI Research Center	Berkeley, California	Primary: Stephen Croft (510) 643-3891 scroft@astro.berkeley.edu	Research Topics/Keywords: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, Scientific Computing, International Internships REU Site: Berkeley SETI Research CenterAbstract of Award
SETI Institute REU Site: Life in the Universe: Astronomy and Planetary Science at the SETI Institute	Mountain View, California	Primary: Matthew Tiscareno (650) 810-0231 reu_director@seti.org	Research Topics/Keywords: The Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, Life in the Solar System, Planetary Formation & Evolution, Astrobiology REU Site: Life in the Universe: Astronomy and Planetary Science at the SETI InstituteAbstract of Award Cofunded: Astronomical Sciences
Northern Arizona University NSF Research Experience For Undergraduates at Northern Arizona University Department of Physics & Astronomy	Flagstaff, Arizona	Primary: Dr. David Trilling (928) 523-5505 reu@nau.edu Secondary: Ms. Kathleen Stigmon (928) 523-8067 reu@nau.edu	Research Topics/Keywords: Extragalactic, Stellar, and Planetary Astrophysics, Astrogeology, and Scientific Instrumentation Comments: Collaborating institutions: Northern Arizona University, the Lowell Observatory, the U.S. Naval Observatory Flagstaff Station, and the U.S.G.S. astrogeology branch in Flagstaff. NSF Research Experience For Undergraduates at Northern Arizona UniversityAbstract of Award
National Solar Observatory REU Program at the National Solar Observatory	Arizona	Primary: Dr. Matthew Penn (520) 318-8510 mpenn@nso.edu	Research Topics/Keywords: Solar physics, solar-terrestrial physics, solar-stellar physics, instrumentation Cofunded: Atmospheric and Geospace Sciences

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